I LOVE this quote! Wimpy was a man after my own heart when it came to loving hamburgers. And while I don’t believe I ever bought a burger on credit, I most certainly share Wimpy’s desire to satisfy his hunger RIGHT NOW. I’ve just returned from an eight-day cruise during which I tried very hard

As you know, Brian and Chad and I do quite a bit of Mentor Coaching. We help folks build competencies in their coaching by being coached, observing coaching, mentoring about coaching, and teaching by example. In other words, we spend a great bit of our time either being coached or listening to coaching and providing

Which side of the road do Swedes drive on? For decades, Swedes were left-side drivers in the same way as the Brits or Aussies.  Because of increased accidents and drags on the economy, in the late 1960’s the nation decided to join the rest of continental Europe and move to the right side of the

What do some people think when it comes to coaching?  Well, they think the wrong things.  Here are ten of the most common misunderstandings I’ve seen or heard from coaches and non-coaches alike: Coaches mostly give advice.  People who know next to nothing about professional coaching assume it’s a lot like mentoring or advising.  It’s

“Suppressing the desire to swing creates more activity in a baseball player’s brain than when he actually hits the ball.” I read that quote a few minutes ago and it has stirred up a bunch of brain activity for me. I’ll type it out again so you don’t have to go back up and re-read